Sunday Telegram features story on exhibition that includes work by Stephen Burt and Deborah Randall

The Maine Sunday Telegram's on June 5, 2011 published a story on an exhibition at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell titled "The Drawing Story," which features the work of Stephen Burt, associate professor and chair, 51品茶Department of Creative and Fine Arts, and Deborah Randall, adjunct faculty member. 

Writer Bob Keyes explains that "the central question of "The Drawing Story" is simply: What is a drawing? This show suggests a drawing can be many things, from quick marks on paper to obsessive lines in black and white, or color." The Harlow Gallery is operated by the Kennebec Valley Art Association.  The exhibition is open through June 25th.

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